We use lots of write operations in Minerva browser tests. On the beta
cluster many of these are redundant, as the page already has the content
required or the page already exists
Limit where we do our creation... the less write operations we make the
more stable we can expect these browser tests to be.
Change-Id: If88b878e14bf4a0424fcf23213653cfc2cf8d87b
* features/search_loggedin.feature
They run on integration and are not super-business-critical.
Given their flakiness and Cirrus's likelihood of being down,
don't run it on beta cluster
* tests/browser/features/language.feature
Tag is superfulous, all scenarios repeat it.
* tests/browser/features/toggling.feature
ocassionally fails on firefox. Limit to Chrome and integration
tests
* tests/browser/features/search.feature
Limit the tests that run against beta cluster to search for
partial text and clicking a search result, since these are
two things we want to check integration well with other extensions.
The rest being testing on the more stable @integration tests
should be more than enough.
Change-Id: Ia2e8d3726212fee30725fdb9167ea38aa41eacbf
You can test this against the beta cluster using
$wgMFMwApiContentProviderBaseUri = "https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/w/api.php";
Bug: T206177
Change-Id: Ic2e6859443ed5aa2a3f97218f4c89df2a46000f9
We are deprecating the MobileFrontend user module. Use the
mw.user module in core instead which supports the same methods.
Bug: T204866
Change-Id: I3d068198ab79fe85823a9d82ef4bd7ca07013d3b
The page issues browser test is now compatible with both the old
and new treatments.
For consistency, in integration tests it will be run always in
treatment B since that will be the new way to do this going forward.
The beta cluster will test issue treatment A while it continues to be
the default. So with this we enjoy the best of both worlds.
When we enable page issues, the beta cluster will inherit the config
from production and we can remove the treatment testing for treatment B.
A follow up patch, might add testing for a page issue on talk pages,
which will retain treatment A for completeness if this is deemed useful.
Bug: T206647
Change-Id: I586523e452a6809e310f65a2ed55c6771d1965b6
* New feature/skin option is added and value is read inside
the pageIssues setup code
* issues-group-a class is added to page on server side to remove
the flash of unstyled content
* issues-group-A class is dropped (it's not doing anything!)
* The minerva-issues flag will now accept any value to avoid confusion.
It is used to override the default setting of wgMinervaPageIssuesNewTreatment
A note has been added that this can be removed in future.
Bug: T206179
Change-Id: I3d98fd8f8e1adc818ea03589d2c8f68fe991e861
This replicates the behavior of the MultimediaViewer on the
desktop when using the mobile page with a desktop browser.
But we have to be careful that this change don't break
other extensions or functions of the skin.
Bug: T206348
Change-Id: Ib4b928eae136d781782dc96e82d653806587292b
Seems like one of the selectors in this group has been removed.
Found with `"block-opening-brace-space-before": "always"` added in
.stylelintrc.json – It's going to be part of next
stylelint-config-wikimedia release. This issue here has caused an
invalid selector though, therefore fixing immediately.
Change-Id: If9603f12b9ad236b1517eb8861d220e991fa0a8d
Toast tests are often failing in Firefox build.
They are also tested and pass more consistently in Chrome
Stable browser tests means real bugs get caught more often
so let's disable this browser test against Firefox for the time
being.
Bug: T208808
Change-Id: I05d77eb53657bb3ea0daaad7906a50db6aab66db
These values are never read.
In includes/MinervaHooks.php when registering the features in
onMobileFrontendFeaturesRegistration we pass the group name `skin-minerva`
Change-Id: I7e2af47daa4369d3124686de64fc197881bd3c5f
These no longer seem to be achieving their original
intention and may even be causing the
flakiness we experience now.
Additional changes:
* Disable some more tests in Firefox job
Bug: T208808
Change-Id: I735ec0ff293cfd7aa60519c080a300bd40dc0abc
The toast tests are flaking quite a bit in Firefox but pass in Chrome.
Having them run in both Firefox and Chrome seems less important than
being able to have better confidence in non-flaking tests so I'm removing.
Bug: T208808
Change-Id: I306518a7f3eb375715f6b9d6d599bf4f711ab6aa
This simplifies commit 17a3b5b6b0
The top or bottom margins of contained elements will always collapse together
(per http://seifi.org/css/understanding-taming-collapsing-margins-in-css.html)
What we actually want is a margin bottom in tablet mode for Special:MobileOptions
and a padding bottom for taglines that only exists if the tagline is not empty
Bug: T202557
Change-Id: I741f08d2dec04f94b7c233a04a3fca7a065520f8
Currently beta cluster tests are failing because of a single test.
The test for whether a "tagline" appears on special pages is outdated. We now
show taglines on all special pages (defaulting to empty)
Let's thus remove it.
Additional changes:
* Rephrase "wikidata description" as "tagline" - we use the tagline to display
things other than wikidata descriptions e.g. the tagline on Special:MobileOptions
Change-Id: Icb66563cb3a5e7043ca41f59c826bd4247d89d52
Instead check the element is in the DOM before testing its
visibility.
This might help T208808 but it's a stab in the dark.
Change-Id: If7ccf5f2f03073c247de7fa497b3a6e31b570918
Added in MobileFrontend in Iaaed72c32b9c4f4e15c320b79e29e9af3609069a.
(The module's name is included in cached page HTML, so to avoid
breaking them, 'skins.minerva.editor' must temporarily remain as an
alias for 'mobile.editor'. It is otherwise unused and can be removed
after caches expire on Wikimedia wikis.)
Depends-On: Iaaed72c32b9c4f4e15c320b79e29e9af3609069a
Bug: T198765
Change-Id: I52c4e0941dcf8f176e3ac32d8a1f72a0f8e1d6a6
Fixed it by adding a new media query for <720px and defining `default` for MobileOptions regardless of screen width.
Bug: T202557
Change-Id: I11deac1a36d9ab02ccfbce639490a95ca176f136
